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  3. August 2006

LPARing an 810......

I'm preparing a presentation on possible expenses in the coming year and 
have been asked to add a slide concerning the cost to LPAR our current 
system if we decide to begin work on a new ERP package.

I realize that an 810 will not support the latest and greatest in LPAR, 
but believe that it is possible with one 'controlling' partition (OS/400 
based) and dependent LPARs (also OS/400 based) as needed.  Is that 
correct?  What would be a reasonable estimate to have a business partner 
come in to set that up?  I don't think this is something that we would 
want to tackle on our own.  Would $5 - $10k cover the consulting expenses?

At this point we're interested only in a broad outline of the 
possiblity--we really don't need to go through the process of spec'ing 
this out and getting real quotes.

Thanks for any help.

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